It was the biggest question for years,will they or wont they?Im truly glad they finally did get back together and they did it with a bang.
The dvd begins with short interviews with the band members,who were excited but very tense at the prospect of performing live again after so long.There were so many things to be rehearsed,They had an orchestra that were not quite getting the drift on one song which didnt help the overall atmosphere,plus when they rehearsed their harmonies,even though they sounded amazing, they werent up to The Eagles standards.
They had a lot of brand new material which would be heard for the first time and all this just added and added to the ever increasing tension that could be seen on each of their faces before they took to the stage,with Don Henley appearing the most tense of all.

Glen Frey then sang "Tequila Sunrise",and introduced this song as one of the first that was written by Henley and himself.Again performed wonderfully.Frey has one of these voices that I can listen to whether he sings or just talks,He's got such a relaxing tone Im sure he would have made a great pyschiatrist.

Don Henley returned with "Heart Of The Matter",a song from his solo career and one that says so much on so many levels,A classic for me and proves that Don Henley is a world class songwriter.Beautiful lyrics and music,another highlight and only 4 songs in.

Don returned to sing "Learn To Be Still",a song that I didnt pay much attention to the first time but on the 2nd listen when I turned the volume up I finally got it.Henley again,puts his unique mark on it and delivers in the Henley tradition,Great song.

Glen Frey then introduces "The Girl From Yesterday",a new composition of a country genre,Its a beautiful song with a great story and sang to perfection once again.

Timothy was then back with "I Cant Tell You Why",another high voice favourite among fans and sung once again to perfection.Im turning up my volume more and more just to hear those heavenly harmonies.

One of the most enjoyable songs to listen to here is "The Last Resort",Its only got 3 chords but the arrangement between band and orchestra makes this performance memorable,with Henley once again telling the story of American Evolution.Great!!

The riff for "Life In The Fast Lane" started with Felder and Walsh doing some guitar harmonics,These guys can truly play and had fun performing this track,It was fun to watch as well as the pure undiluted talents of musicianship and vocal ability powered through.Another highlight.

The show finishs with "Desperado",What a song.Dosent need to be introduced as the piano intro is so unmistakable.Great song that will remain timeless and will always have fans singing it great lyrics.